Neapolitan Pizza & an Italian Deli in Wilton Manors, Ten Minutes from The Drive
Looking for authentic Neapolitan pizza or a real Italian deli sandwich near Wilton Manors? NapulEATan is a straight ten-minute run down Andrews Avenue — DOP San Marzano pies, mozzarella di Bufala, and cold cuts sliced to order.
Built for sharing: the Collina with prosciutto crudo and shaved parmigiano goes on after the bake, so it lands soft. Two or three in the middle of the table is the local order.
Prosciutto di Parma, bresaola, speck and mortadella cut to order — good as an antipasto for a group, and good as a sandwich on the way home.
Gnocchi Sorrentina, Cacio e Pepe, Carbonara and the Sunday Sauce. Tell us if you are heading to the Drive afterwards and we will pace the kitchen to match.
Italian deli sandwiches & Neapolitan pizza near Wilton Manors, FL
Wilton Manors doesn't have a true salumeria of its own, so the neighborhood comes to us. Prosciutto di Parma, bresaola, speck, and mortadella are sliced fresh for every sandwich — the Mortadella with pistachio pesto and stracciatella is the one people drive over for.
Order ahead online for pickup on your way home from The Drive, or get it delivered. Neapolitan pizza travels well when it's boxed hot and cut right — and ours is.
Come Thursday through Saturday and there's live music with dinner, no cover.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Thu–Sat · 12 PM – 10 PM
Sun · 12 PM – 9 PM
Mon · Closed
Neapolitan pizza and an Italian deli ten minutes from Wilton Drive
From the Island City it is a straight run north — up NE 15th Avenue or Andrews, right onto Commercial — and you are here in about ten minutes. Far enough that it is a decision, close enough that it is an easy one.
Wilton Manors eats out more than almost anywhere else in Broward for its size. Wilton Drive is dense with places to go on a Friday, and that is a hard scene to compete with on atmosphere. We do not really try. What we offer instead is the thing the Drive is short of: a family Italian kitchen where the food is the event, the room is warm rather than loud, and you can hear the person across the table.
Practically, that makes us a good early dinner before a night out, and a very good Sunday. The Sunday sauce — slow-cooked tomato with mixed meats — is the dish to order if you have had a long week. The lasagna runs a close second.
Richardson Historic Park is roughly the halfway point if you are coming up on the eastern side. From there it is five more minutes. Free parking out front when you arrive, which after Wilton Drive on a weekend tends to be the detail people appreciate most.
Getting here from Wilton Manors: about 10 minutes, north on NE 15th Ave or Andrews. We are at 2500 E Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308, with free parking directly out front. See the full menu or order online.
What people from Wilton Manors order
Wilton Manors orders for the table. Shared antipasti, two or three pizzas in the middle, a pasta or two alongside — more often a group than a couple, and more often early evening than late.
The Collina is the pizza that suits that style best: mozzarella, cherry tomato, rucola, prosciutto crudo di Parma and shaved parmigiano, finished after the bake so the prosciutto stays soft. It looks like something when it lands on the table, which matters when you are sharing.
For a smaller visit, the Gnocchi Sorrentina is the comfort order — potato gnocchi baked with tomato, mozzarella and basil. And if you are heading to the Drive afterwards, tell us when you sit down and we will pace the kitchen to get you out on time.